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(top level comment): Updated to reflect the fact that white spaces are relevant in the XML file (xml-parse-file): Do not kill an existing Emacs buffer if the file to parse was already edited. This allows for on-the-fly analysis of XML files (xml-parse-tag): Check that the casing is the same in the start tag and end tag, since XML is case-sensitive. Allows for spaces in the end tag, after the name of the tag. (xml-parse-attlist): Allow for the character '-' in the name of attributes, as in the standard http-equiv attribute Do not save the properties in the XML tree, since they are not relevant

;;; This is the user emacs startup file (.emacs in Unix land).

(put 'eval-expression 'disabled nil)